Kilojoule values must be readable, written in numerals followed by kJ, and set in the same typeface and no smaller than the item's displayed price (or, with no price shown, its name); supermarkets match either the price or the unit price. The daily intake statement must be readable and, on a menu, match the typeface and be at least the size of the item name (or price where no name is shown), using the largest-size item where several are listed; in a display area it is at least as large as the largest font on the tags there.
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The graph holds this control, the 1 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.